The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-09-24
PERSONALS.


Oregon.
Mrs. Col. Brodhead is suffering
from q severe attack Of pneumonia.
Judge 1. l. Lewis leaves on Mon
day for st. Louis on brief business
visit.
Mrs. w. H. LETTERS and daughter
returned on Monday from a trip to
Boise City.
T. w. Buzzo, formerly Of Ketch-
UNI is engaged in mining enterprises
at Salt Lake City.
Captain Guyer arrived yesterday
from South America, after an alb
sence of nearly three years.
Mrs. B. ]. Nordyke, the pioneer
lady of Boise City, now living at
Broadford, is visiting at the capital.
David Jones of Smoky was in
town on Tuesday and speaks well
of the prospects of that lively camp.
Thomas Woolcock, foreman at
the Silver Star mine, Smoky dis
trict, was in town during the week.
Governor Stevenson has been
elected as grand master of the Ma
sonic lodges in the jurisdiction of
Idaho.
Superintendent Kermeen of the
Minnie Moore mine, Bellevue, was
among the visitors at Guyer Springs
yesterday.
IF. Goodwin, travelling cores
pendent of the Salt Lake Tribune,
was in town yesterday, leaving on
the stage for Smoky district.
William r. Simpson, of Brook
Ign, New York, superintendent for
the Cumberland Mining company
was in town on Sunday last.
Mrs. Mart. Utterback, sister of
Hank Cassidy, left on Tuesday for
her home in Whiting, Iowa, after
several weeks visiting with friends
here.
Mrs. VIM. H. Greenhow was
among those present at the recep-
ton rendered to Bishop Talbot at
HALEY by the ladies Of Emanuel
parish.
Postmaster Brown, Of Atlanta,
was in town Sunday last and ex-
hibited a 22-ounce gold nugget
picked up in one Of the claims near
that town.
0. J. Salisbury, manager Of the
RamshOrn mining company at Bay
horse was in town during a portion
of the week, leaving Wednesday fol
Salt Lake City.
Mr.. Joseph Venabie aud wife and
Miss Venable, Miss Grace Coffin
Miss Capwell and Miss Evans Of
HALEY were among the guests al
Guyer Springs on Saturday last.
| William Kruse, the leading Bon
iface of Bellevue, was in town OF
Wednesday and seemed glad to
meet his many old friends here
He keeps the best hotel in the Gate
city.
! Mr.. Alfred Pereutz, superinten
dent of the Tyrolese mine, Germa
MIA Basin, left on Tuesday for Sar
Francisco. Mr.. Pereutz made man.
warm friends in Ketchum and wa
very popular among his associates
| Frank Stone, the efficient assis
tant at Steward Brothers, made
flying trip to Riverside on last Sun
day. He returned home on tn
hurricane deck of an abandoned
mule, being too much engrossed il
killing game to notice the stag
pass by on the return trip.
The many friends of Mrs. Georg
: Murdoch, formerly residing here
and now living in San francisco
will regret to learn that she ha
been suffering from the effects of
cancerous tumor growing upon he
nose. So greatly is she Athlete
that it has become necessary 70
her to submit to a surgical oper'
j ton, from the effect Of which ser
GUS results are apprehended.
); Mr.. Nick Treweek of the Charlie
? Dickens company, accompanied b
Mr.. Edward Wolscley of England
returned from their trip to Cust
: on Wednesday evening and left Ii
following day for Salt Lake Cit.
The gentlemen are well Statistic
with the outlook of the company
a property. This is Mr.. Wolseley
: first visit to Idaho and those wit
7 whom he has come in contact, 8.
d cially or in a business way, find
q him a nloasant genial gentleman